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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1973

Page

4

Obituary Notices for Boutet and Weitz

Roland P. Boutet 52 of 1007 Grant St died at Morris Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral Thursday at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Henry Weitz funeral Monday at Davis Funeral Home with burial at Evergreen Cemetery.

Roland P. Boutet Grant St Morris Hospital Immaculate Conception Church Ronald Hart Mt. Carmel Finland Chapel St. Boniface Manitoba Canada Ernest and Elbertine Auclair) Boutet St. Mary's Catholic School Joliet Jean Chrisman Morris Morris Federal Paper Board Boutet Army Morris Post American Legion James Cheryl) Tondini Elmer Yvette) Knudson Henry Weitz Davis Funeral Home Hamburger Ruth Huseby Herbert Weitz Conrad Weitz Robert Brown George Brown John Hauschild Albert Weitz Vernon Hauschild Frank Weitz Evergreen Cemetery

Arrested HUD official charged in $3000 bribe case

John C. Thompson 41, director of the Equal Opportunity Division of HUD in Chicago, was indicted for taking a 3000 bribe from a contractor to approve housing project plans. Projects cited include Courtyards Village Naperville Phase 1, Ridge Garden Chicago Ridge, and Courtyards Village West North Aurora. Indictment dated Aug 23. arrest in Los Angeles followed. Maximum penalty 15 years and 20000 fine.

Chicago John C. Thompson Thompson Equal Opportunity Division Department of Housing and Urban Development Courtyards Village and Inn Naperville Ridge Garden Chicago Ridge Courtyards Village West North Aurora

Bolivia Named for Simon Bolivar and Shared Nations

Bolivia is named for Simon Bolivar the Latin American liberator who helped found Colombia Ecuador Panama Peru and Venezuela reflecting historic regional ties and the liberation era.

Bolivia Simon Bolivar Colombia Ecuador Panama Peru Venezuela

Traffic Court Guilty Pleas On Illinois 113 Violations

A series of traffic court pleas includes Debra L. Mudd 19 of Braidwood fined 20 plus 5 costs for speeding 55 in a 35 mph zone on Illinois 113 cited July 31. Others: William G. Abell 55 of Dwight fined 10 plus 5 for failing to yield. Alan Williams 19 of George St fined 10 for traveling too fast for conditions. Tim L. Welch 14 of Kiersted St fined 10 for curfew violation. G W Struthers 25 of Minooka fined 10 for disobeying a stop sign. Robert L. Antle Jr. 18 of Moline fined 100 plus 10 for illegal transportation of liquor. Terry L. Atkins 22 of Nas Lemoore Calif fined 100 plus 10. Steven B. Welch 18 paid 50 and 10 for unlawful use of a driver’s license. John Corneglio Jr. 17 of South Wilmington paid 10 plus 5 for disobeying a stop sign. Harold R. Hauge 17 fined 10 plus 5 for defective brakes. Thomas J. Fulton 20 of Coal City fined 100 plus 10 for illegal possession of liquor. Bruce J. Farlan 19 of Braceville fined 15 plus 5 for speeding 50 in a 35 mph zone.

Debra L. Mudd Braidwood Illinois 113 William G. Abell E. South St Dwight Grundy County Tim Neary Broadway St Reed Rd Alan Williams George St Wauponsee Williams Paul Ehrman Tim L. Welch Kiersted St Welch Thomas Suddarth Division St USS William J. Struthers Shady Oaks Minooka Ridge Rd Struthers Darryl Pershaw Robert L. Antle Jr 20Th Ave Moline Antle Coal City Dennis Neary S. Broadway Oak St Terry L. Atkins Nas Lemoore Calif Atkins Charles Marketti First Ave Steven B. Welch E. Benton St S. Douglas Francois Illinois US. 6 John Corneglio Jr 7Th Ave South Wilmington Donald Corneglio Lake St Thomas J. Fulton E. Third St E. Carbon St Bruce J. Farlan Braceville Dewey St D. A. Murray

Stockholm bank siegeends as police drill holes in vault

Stock holm police drilled more holes in a downtown bank vault where two convicts hold three women and a man hostage for six days. The tactic aimed to pressure gunmen Jan-Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson toward surrender, despite a new gunshot injuring a policeman.

Stockholm Jan-Erik Olsson Clark Olofsson Olsson Birgitta Lundblad Kurt Lindroth Olofsson Aake Aakesson Kreditbanken

Market Quotes for Wheat Corn and Soybeans in Chicago

Wheat No 2 soft red 4.96. No 2 hard red 4.86. Corn No 2 yellow 2.60. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 1.13. Soybeans No 1 yellow 7.21. No 2 yellow corn sold Monday at 2.74.

Chicago

Gardner Family Canoe Trip and Community Briefs

Families and friends joined a canoe trip tracing the Canadian border from Ely Minnesota, covering 35 miles in five days. The report also lists upcoming church events and numerous local notices including club meetings, guest speakers, family milestones, births, visits, injuries, and hospital reports from Gardner and surrounding areas.

Bill Ward Doug Dwlya Corby Bill Brorsen Bruce Greg Int-Hout John Lester Lisa Renee Burgess Mike Tjelle Martha Fijelde John Zilm John Hill Kerry White Tom Jean Chladek Lloyd McFarlane Ely Minn Canadian

Seymour the Deadly snake mystery ends as misidentification

Brookfield Zoo reptile curator Raymond Pauley says Seymour the pet snake in Buffalo Grove is not an Egyptian cobra but a rat or chicken snake. Civil defense crews hunted the reptile after it escaped, with rumors of a deadly bite and even a dog death blamed on it, though veterinarians later attributed the dog’s death to heat exhaustion.

Buffalo Grove, Ill Seymour the Deadly Buffalo Grove Seymour Brookfield Zoo Raymond Pauley The Zoo Chicago Civil Defense Egyp David Pearson Pauley

Judges Deny Bail Reduction in Joliet Armed Robbery Case

Grundy County Circuit Court Judge Robert Malmquist denied a motion to reduce bail for Harold J. Rassmussen and Raymond Ferro, both Joliet residents, charged with armed robbery and aggravated assault. After a Monday preliminary hearing, probable cause was found and the pair were bound over to the grand jury convening September 10. bail remained at $100,000.

Robert Malmquist Grundy County Harold J. Rassmussen Raymond Ferro Rassmussen Ferro Joliet Malmquist Phillip Rotche Chicago

Chargeman after mishap near Division and Washington

Mark E. Guinn, 22, of 211 Robinson Dr., was ticketed for improper lane usage after a collision at Division and Washington at 10:30 a.m. Monday. He posted bond and faces court Sept. 5. His 1970 Chrysler and the other car, a 1965 Plymouth owned by Earl T. Johnson, sustained front-end damage.

Mark E. Guinn Robinson Dr Division St Washington Sts Jack Kopezick Guinn Washington St

Newark Notes Opens Fall Season With Legion Auxiliary Meeting

The Legion Ladies Auxiliary plans a 7 30 p m meeting at Mrs. Russell Koska s home to set calendars for the year. Newark Lutheran Church resumes Sunday school Sept 9 at 10 15 a m and choir and confirmation classes start after school on Sept 5. New library books include Along Came a Dog and Make Way for Ducklings among others. Kendall County Garden Club members visited Libertyville for lunch and a Lambs tour. Meredith Dawn Anderson, born Aug 6 in Aurora, is welcomed as the first grandchild to the families of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Worby.

Church of Hope Richard Schurman Earl Holgert McCormick Seminary Gardner Woman’s Club Legion Hall Russell Grinter Myrtle Treasne Tom Grinter Charles Grinter Munster Ind Clarence Clover Jr Kenneth Hendrix Princeton Mayme Hendrix Larry Duda Bradley St. Marys Hospital Kankakee Robert M. Horrie Julia Christensen St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Hobart Alexander Charleston N.C Lawrence Weber Jack Larson Sterling, Colo William Sorensen Guy Huston Legion Ladies Auxiliary Russell Koska Newark Lutheran Church Charles B. Phillips DeLong Hoke Jacobs Birds of America Robbins Silverstein Russell Cochise Johnson Ducklings McClosky Steven the Green Turtle Cromie Miklow Tecumseh McGuage Johnny Unitas Unitas Kendall County Garden Club Libertyville Newark Verdell Williamson Harold Berge Andrew Alsager George Schiedecker Mina Koska Milton Anderson Geraldine Worby Meredith Dawn Aurora Everett Anderson Helmar Graydon Worby Yorkville Lisbon John Buren Kendall County

Lisbon district hires new custodian and head cook

Lisbon Consolidated Grade School District 90 welcomes Forrest Brewer as custodian and his wife Jean as head of the cafeteria staff. The board approves lunch price increases for 1973-74 and sets the term from Aug 24 to May 31 1974.

Lisbon Forrest Brewer Jean Mendota Brewer Board of Education

Quake Hits Mexico City Shaking Downtown Skyscrapers

A 5.5 magnitude quake struck southern Mexico near the Puebla Oaxaca line, rattling Mexico City at 4 a.m. local time. Downtown buildings swayed and power outages occurred, with no immediate casualties reported and a high volume of emergency calls.

Mexico City Red Cross

Market Report Joliet Illinois Hogs and Cattle Prices

USDA market notes from Joliet Illinois show hogs 800 head with prices mostly steady to lower. Hogs 200-230 lbs 53.25 to 54.00 per cwt. 200-250 lbs 52.50 to 53.25. sows 50 to 75 lower. Cattle steady with choice 1080 lb steers 52.25. 835 lb heifers 49.25. utility cows 36.00-38.00. cutter 33.00-37.00. Estimated Wednesday slaughter: 800 hogs and 2,000 cattle.

Joliet, Ill

Police ticket three Morris motorists for speeding

Three Morris residents were cited for speeding on city streets Monday. Marian L. Hall, 49, was fined for 35 in a 25 mph zone on an unidentified street and faces Sept. 10 court after posting bond. Nancy L. Gordon, 31, was cited for 36 in a 25 mph zone on Old Stage Rd and set for court after bond. Mark C. Backhus, 16, charged with 40 in a 25 mph zone on Ottawa St. Sept. 10 court. Jay E. Conley, 19, was ticketed for expired 1973 plates on Main St at Wauponsee St and has a Sept. 5 court date.

Morris Marian L. Hall Douglas St Paul Ehrman Nancy L. Gordon Woodland Rd Richard George Old Stage Rd Mark C. Backhus E. Jefferson St Ehrman Ottawa St Jay E. Conley Briar Lane Gerald Broderick Conley Main St Wauponsee St

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